Stuart Pearce
Ex-Man City manager on Amazon Prime

All the things we spoke about before the match, they were all there in the second half. The high line, individual errors. That's what has lost them the lead.

I suspect there will be one or two home truths in the dressing room.

Credit to Feyenoord. They kept going and kept going and their fans and celebrating like they have won the league.

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You can still hear the Feyenoord fans celebrating in the stadium. I rode through Manchester city centre at around lunchtime and you could hear them then. They've certainly had a party to remember here today.

Gael Clichy
Former Manchester City defender on Amazon Prime

I am lost for words.

Going forward you need to be given freedom but for defenders there are rules you must follow.

When you are defending and there is no pressure on the ball you can't have your line flat. From a very comfortable game, 3-0 up, everyone thinking about Liverpool on Sunday, and now at 3-3, that will feel like a defeat.

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Stuart Pearce
Ex-Man City manager on Amazon Prime

I have been in this stadium many times over the last few years and I have been wowed by what I've seen. I have been wowed by that.

City will be taking this like a defeat.

Arsenal

Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka to TNT Sports: "We know they haven't lost here this season but we believed in ourselves. Everyone was top, I'm really proud of all the boys today.

"It was an important penalty but I didn't feel the pressure. I was confident."

On team-mate Martin Odegaard: "He's an unbelievable player. The day he returned, there was a big smile on my face. You can see the chemistry we have. I hope he stays fit for the rest of the season.

"This is where we belong. We've shown the level we can play at."

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Manchester City have conceded two or more goals in six successive matches in all competitions for the first time since May 1963 – during a season in which they were relegated from the top-flight.

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Andros Townsend
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

I'm lost for words. It wasn't vintage Manchester City but they were cruising.

It was a comical defensive error from Josko Gvardiol that allowed Feyenoord back into the game and they capitulated. Gvardiol then gave the ball away for the second goal.

For the third goal, there's no need to play the high line when you are one minute away from a first win in six matches.

In the end, all that hard work from City is undone, and the pressure now mounts even more ahead of the Premier League game against Liverpool.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on Amazon Prime

Conceding the way City at the weekend and three again this weekend they look weak, they look light, they look frail.

What you cannot do is give them a little bit of hope. That is what they did.

Even with two minutes to go and 3-2 up, they take a quick free-kick. Why? Kill the game. They were in such a comfortable position.

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Manchester City's players genuinely look like they would after losing a cup final. There's confused and frustrated faces as Feyenoord's players and staff celebrate.

It is all over. The final result is a draw but this will feel like a defeat for Manchester City. They were 3-0 up and cruising but conceded three goals in the final 15 minutes.

The home fans look stunned by what they've seen unfold in the closing stages of this match.

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Into the final minute of the five added on. Manchester City have the ball, but can they find a late, late winner?

Feyenoord have scored five goals in the last 15 minutes of the second half, no team has more in the 2024-25 Champions League.

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Manchester City almost regain the lead swiftly but Jack Grealish's deflected strike hits the woodwork.

Is City's winless run going to continue? We're into five minutes of stoppage time.

Rest of Europe take note. Arsenal have just thrashed Sporting in Lisbon.

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Alan Shearer
Former England striker on Amazon Prime

Wow.

They should have killed the game and tried to hold a high line. Brilliant from Feyenoord hoping that they are going to cave in under the pressure and that's what has happened.

Disastrous. They have got about four or five minutes to rescue it.

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Leon Osman
Former Everton and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Gabriel and William Saliba have dominated Viktor Gyokeres tonight. He showed his ability to hold the ball up at times, but when you are talking of £100m, you'd have expected him to give that Arsenal duo a bit more of a difficult evening on his home ground than he did tonight.

Arsenal want six. Jurrien Timber has a shot saved and then Kai Havertz whips in a dangerous cross which is just behind a couple of team-mates.